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The Service Recorder by Service Recorders Ltd Gloucester England Patent 23640 etc. serial number 212533, Trachograph part of equipment fitted to 040ST Goliath Steam Engine used by Johnson's of Greenhythe in working order with key etc.

A 19th century Derby figure of a gentleman, in 18th century dress playing a recorder and tambourine standing on scrolled bases, printed factory marks, 17 cm high.

National Time Recorder clock, mahogany case, St. Mary Cary, Kent

Six Dictaphones, one with stand, two Ediphones, a shaving machine, an Ediphone hand -operated shaver, a transformer, a Recordon disc recorder in bakelite case, and approx 300 Stenophone cylinders in six cartons including a cylinder with re- recordings of the voices of personalities, (a lot).

The Kosmod Time Recorder, a clocking in machine, brass fronted, maker 'Rusmoid Limited, London', 33cm long

Misc Toys & Repro Weapons "A working model of a fairground organ comprising scratch built organ with animated figure and lights electrically powered horizontal reciprocating steam engine, within landscaped stand with tape recorder and music, 35” wide, perspex cover"

A Bang & Olufsen Beomaster Avant television & video set, circa 1994, the rectangular flat screen above integral cabinet housing speaker components and integral VHS video recorder, raised upon electrically operated swivel base, remote included, screen size 70cm. (untested)

A Sinclair ZX81 personal computer, plus a data recorder and tapes, sold with a Motorola RAC early car telephone

A Continental bisque figural inkwell and pen wipe, late 19th Century, modelled as a boy playing a recorder seated in a tree stump.

A box of Piano Music, a box of Recorder Music and a box of Vocal Scores and Songs

[Sleeman, William]. Ramaseeana, or a Vocabulary of the Peculiar Language used by the Thugs, with an Introduction and Appendix, Descriptive of the System Pursued by that Fraternity and of the Measures which have been Adopted by the Supreme Government of India for its Suppression, 1st ed., Calcutta: G.H. Huttmann, Military Orphan Press, 1836, two parts in one, three folding charts (one printed on both sides) showing family relationships of Thugs, and a folding table showing Calendar of Prisoners Committed at Ghazeepoor, contents evenly toned, some minor spotting and a few paper repairs to margins, running wormhole affecting final four leaves of text, now crudely repaired with sellotape, modern red cloth, thick 8vo. Despite a few faults this a remarkably good copy of a scarce and authoritative work by the recorder and eradicator of the Thuggee cult. (1)

A carved oak panel possibly mid 17th century, derived from a rood screen or bed panel, on later adapted cheval-type stand, the arcaded top rail with a central mask of a moustachioed gentleman above two transoms inscribed 'Robert Greville Catherine/ 'Vix Ea Nostra Voco 1648' flanked by subsidiary wainscot panels depicting Greville family armorials, roundels and strap work, the verso similarly carved and inscribed (some carving possibly of a later date for the purposes of adaptation), the stiff leaf carved uprights on trestle bases with scroll carved angle brackets 108cm wide, 165cm high Note; Like his father the 2nd Baron, and his eldest brother, the 4th Baron, Francis Greville 3rd Baron Brooke served as Recorder of Warwick.Unlike them however he is noted in Burkes Peerage 1999 as having been unmarried. It is thought most likely therefore that this panel was commissioned in 1648 by Francis Greville, 3rd Baron Brooke of Beauchamps Court to honour his parents. The central carved panel carries a Greville shield with crest and supporters. The supporters are indicative of a peerage. The left hand cartouche carries the same Greville shield with the addition of a scalloped border - generally indicative of an illegitimate line. This is the shield as used by the present day head of the familyholding the Earldom of Warwick. It is not unknown for an English title to be held by a person descended from the original peer by an illegitimate line, a fact marked by such a scalloped border round the sheild as in this example. The right hand cartouche carries the shield of the Russell of Woburn, and is the Crest of the 2nd Baron's wife, Catherine Russell, daughter of the 4th Earl of Bedford. The family motto "Vix Ea Nostra Voco" was originally taken from Ovid's Metamorphoses and approximately translates as "I scarcely call these things our own - the priciple of stewardship"

Subbuteo interest: !970's teams, Chelsea, West Ham, Liverpool and Southampton also to include 2 new type goals set C122, goal keeper set C102, goal keeper set C123, match score recorder set " Z " and various Subbuteo catalogues and price lists contained in a continental club edition box.

A Gas Pressure Recorder, No. 171 Patent No.28459/27 by Scientific & Projections Ltd, London, length, 33cm.

A late 18th Century oak longcase clock, banded in mahogany, the hood with swan neck and enclosed by an arch top glazed door, the trunk enclosed by a shaped door inlaid a central patera, fitted an arch top painted dial with second hand, date recorder and eight-day striking movement by Shaw, Leicester

K. Duke, 20th century, Still life of porcelain and recorder on a table, signed, oil on board, 19.5 x 24.5cm.; 7.75 x 9.75in.

A 1973 Jensen Interceptor MkIII automatic two door sports saloon, registration mark CBY 96M, finished in red with cream interior. Note: this vehicle is offered as viewed, with a current SORN receipt, valid until 30th September 2007, but without current MOT certificate or Road Tax. It has been with its current owner for thirteen years; the distance recorder displays a mileage of 47,494. During the current ownership the engine and gearbox have been rebuilt, the engine with lightweight pistons and an up-rated carburettor. It is fitted with a stainless steel exhaust, a Le Mans louvered bonnet and a full length Webasto sunroof. The car appears to be in generally sound condition but the sills and floor panels will require some attention before an MOT test. A photocopy of the workshop manual is included. (See illustration on back cover)

A BILLIARD RECORDER CLOCK, by T. Hopkins of the Uplands, Swansea, metal circular face with minute hand, half hourly counter and start indicator, wooden cased, 36 cms x 45 cms x 10 cms.

L. Busiere, Mother and child playing the recorder, colour mezzotint, published by Henry Graves & Co., 60 cm x 41 cm.

Thomson colour TV and Matsui video recorder.

A tenor recorder by Schott's Of Germany.

1994 RANGE ROVER SE TOWNLEY STRETCH LIMOUSINE EX SULTAN OF BRUNEI FAMILY & 14K MILES Estimate £24000 - 28000 Registration Number L23 PWT Chassis Number SALLHBM33MA648288 Engine Number N0D09761B Engine Capacity 4275 Paint Colour BLACK Trim Colour RED MOT Expiry Date APRIL 2007 One of the few truly 'classless' cars of recent times, the Range Rover was the brainchild of famous Rover engineer Spen King. The idea was simple yet brilliant - to take the supreme off-road ability of the Land Rover and marry it to the comfort and refinement of the Rover saloons to create a truly multi-purpose vehicle. Yet few could have foreseen just how successful the Range Rover would be at marrying these opposing qualities. Launched in June 1970 with a practical yet stylish 3-door station wagon body and powered by the sinewy ex-Buick 3.5 litre V8 engine the Range Rover was an instant hit with both farmers and the Chelsea set alike. Throughout the 1970s demand far outstripped supply and during the 1980s further development saw the introduction of a 4-door model, automatic gearbox and a Turbo Diesel engine to ensure that the Range Rover always stayed one step ahead of pretenders such as the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen and myriad Japanese off-roaders from Nissan, Toyota & Mitsubishi.However, this particular black Range Rover is no ordinary 4x4. Originally ordered by the Sultan of Brunei for his younger brother Prince Jefri, the car was converted by Townley 4x4 (coachbuilders to The Queen) at a total cost of £139,000 and features 2 additional centre doors with strengthened chassis, raised roofline with laminated sunroof, darkened windows and one piece opening rear tailgate. Having a central full electric division the red Bridge of Weir leather interior has three rear seats (2 electrically operated) and includes such luxuries as full air conditioning, stereo/CD player and two remote control 8" television sets with video recorder. Fitted with 4.3 litre V8 engine and automatic gearbox the car has covered only 14,000 miles from new, a figure guaranteed correct by the vendor. Described as 'A1+' condition in all aspects by the vendor this particular car found fame when it was used to ferry Mike Tyson around Glasgow when he fought at Hampden Park in July 2000 (copy period news reports on file).

A collection of Scalextric, including track, two Fuel Load Gauges, Manual Lap Recorder, Hump Back Bridge, hand controllers, Start/Finish gantry, fencing, figures, other accessories, catalogue pamphlets and a box lid.

Mine ventilating movement, the 13" white circular dial inscribed Patent Mine Ventilating Recorder, William Bailey & Co., Albion Works, Salford, with pulley

Collectables; an ivory two piece composers baton, three measuring sticks, flute, recorder, fan and sundry.

Two Brass Preserving Pans, a British time recorder time clock, and other items

A Meissen part monkey band, after J.J. Kaendler, modelled wearing eighteenth century dress and comprising; a flautist, a bassoonist, a drummer, a drum-bearer, a female singer and a recorder player, 14cm high and smaller, blue crossed swords marks and Pressnummern, post WWII These anthropomorphic figures are modelled after an original set of nineteen monkeys modelled by the great Meissen modeller J.J. Kaendler circa 1753/4 after drawings by Christophe Huet from his Singerie paintings at Chantilly for M. le Prince de Conde

A Sony colour television and a Sony VHS video cassette recorder.

An early 19th Century mahogany longcase clock with turned finials to the hood, the moulded arch with pillars to the sides, the case enclosed by an arch top door, with apron to the base, fitted an arch top painted dial with automated swan to the top and with Roman numerals and date recorder, having an eight-day striking movement by Swaine, Woodbridge

An early 20th century oak cased National Time Recorder clock, St Mary Cray Kent, of traditional design

A DOLMETSCH 210 RECORDER with canvas case

A late 18th Century mahogany longcase clock, fitted an arch top brass dial with silvered chapter ring, date recorder and eight-day striking movement

* Steam engine test recorder, a part-assembled instrument, together with a chemical balance in glazed mahogany case 18 3/8th in (46.7 cm) high, with box of weights (a lot)

An Edwardian mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan neck and three brass finials and with Corinthian fluted columns to the sides, the trunk enclosed by a rectangular door inlaid a vase of flowers, with acanthus scroll surrounds, fitted an arch top brass dial with pierced decorated spandrels, circular chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary second hand and date recorder, the central roundel to the top signed William Manston, Bishops Castle

National time recorder with waterfall front and within an oak case

Time recorder index card rack

A cherry wood, treble recorder, no 1080, stamped 'Robert Goble' on each three sections, 47cm long. With a modern plastic case. (2)

* Execution Warrant. A manuscript execution warrant for Francis Henry De Lamotte, 23rd July 1781,. addressed to Thomas Sainsbury and William Crichton, Sheriff of the County of Middlesex, in the holograph of James Adair (Recorder) with his black wax seal and signature at foot, a little soiling, one page, folio Francois Henri de la Motte was an ex French Army officer executed in London for High Treason on 27th July 1781, as indicated in this document. He had been arrested in January 1781 on suspicion of being a spy and held for six months in the Tower of London. At an Old Bailey Trial on 23rd July he was found guilty of running an operation which sent secret Naval Intelligence to France, concerning British Fleet dispositions at Portsmouth and other British Ports. Though sentenced to be hanged, drawn and quartered he was spared to some extent and after one hour hanging he was taken down, his heart cut out and burned. A crowd of more than 80,000 people witnessed de la Motte's execution at Tyborn. (1)

A Goodmans TV and combination video recorder

A Panasonic video recorder

A Panasonic video recorder

A combination music system comprising of Technics SUB500 intergrated amplifier, SLPGA compact disc player, Pioneer CT-340 tape recorder and large pair of Memorex speakers

SYLVIA WOODCOCK CLARK (20TH CENTURY) NIGHT RECORDER LESSONS UNDER STARRY SKY Signed with initials oil on paper 15cm x 10cm (6in x 4in)

A pottery flute E Mezzetti Paris, together with a larger example, Maracas, recorder and other instruments.

A mid 20th Century oak cased Ticket Time Recording Timepiece, National Time Recorder Co Ltd, St Mary Cray, Kent, England, the plain case with a single glazed door over a mechanised clocking-in mechanism, to a silvered 8” square Arabic dial with inside minute track and black painted hands, to an 8 day movement with anchor escapement, height 39”

A WALKER'S 'CHERUB' SHIPS LOG MARK III comprising brass cased recorder with enamel dial, also with rotator and part rope etc, (in used condition).

The Stockall time recorder 'Clocking In' clock with oak case, 38" high.

*Sunshine recorder. A decorative Negretti and Zambra pattern garden sunshine recorder, the glass sphere with fine adjustment North and South axis screws, the brass mount inscribed for latitudes 0deg-70deg, on marble base 7in (17.8 cm) square (1)

A Negretti & Zambra sunshine recorder, stamped makers' marks including 'M/9112' to platform.

Late 19th/early 20th Century British School - Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Child playing a Recorder within a Landscape, watercolour with pastel, approx 59.5cm x 49.5cm, within a gilt composition frame, together with an oval overpainted print of a similar child.

A rosewood, descant recorder, by Mollenhauer fitted with ivory mounts, 33cm long, with felt slip; A pearwood, sopranino recorder, by Mollenhauer, 26cm long, with canvas slip: The lower two section of a 'Wood & Ivy' boxwood and ivory mounted clarinet, fitted with brass keys 30cm long; the lower two section of a Robert Goble recorder, 30cm long. (4)

A bass recorder, in maple composite, 18th/19th century. one open key. 113cm long.

A 20th Century Blick mahogany cased time recorder, complete with cards.

Angel ABRB-1501B bass recorder, soft case and an Angel ATRB-401T tenor (Baroque) recorder, soft case (2)

TWO 'GAME TALLIES' TO RECORD THE SITE OF SHOT AND FALLEN GAME WITH REFERENCE TO THE SHOOTERS PEG, one boxed and in a leather case with peg, re-writable tablet and game recorder, the other in a leatherette case, in virtually new and unused condition.

19th century Dresden figure of a man in 18th century dress playing a recorder leaning on a log with attendant dog at the base, crossed marks to base 6" high

A mahogany cased barograph post WWII with brass recording drum by Gluck Barograph and Recorder Co. and fittings of Short & Mason type bearing retailer’s label NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA LONDON R/45943 M950/1050 MB on a rectangular base with glazed and hinged cover

Three boxes of Sheet Music including including piano, Cello, violin, and recorder

Martyn (William). The Historie, and Lives of Twentie Kings of England, with the Successions of the Dukes, and Earles, of this Realme; from the Conquest, untill the Twelfth Yeare of the Famous Raigne of the most Admired Prince King James the First. Together with the Times of the Creations of the Barons, and Baronets, of this Kingdome. By William Martyn Esquire, Recorder of the Honorable Citie of Exeter, printed by W. Stansby for Henrie Fetherstone, 1615, title with dec. woodcut border, woodcut shield to title verso, woodcut initials, dec. headpieces & tailpieces, ink annotations to last leaf, some damp staining, browning and dust soiling throughout, contemp. boards (lacking leather), worn, folio STC. 17526. (1)

Gledhill-Brook time recorder single fusee movement and dial